Swiss trading house Trafigura was awarded the
bulk of the volume, selling seven cargoes, while oil major BP
sold the remaining cargo, two traders said.

CFE had originally tendered to buy 13 cargoes.

One of the traders said CFE bought less volume because it
was cautious about the LNG demand outlook for the second half of
the year due to uncertainty over how pipeline connections with
the U.S. gas market would perform.

The cargoes were sold at 10 to 30 cents above the Platts
Japan/Korea Marker (JKM), a trader said.